Im out (2 weeks)

ChrisT · Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 5:53 pm Post subject:

Cap'n Sprite wrote:

You should get my shaving kit, is on offer now in 19.99 $ Gay

OMG Don't buy it from him you don't know where it has been....

Oh wait you do Shocked

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Gen. Death · Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 9:29 pm Post subject:

Slaughter wrote:

Cap'n Sprite wrote:

You should get my shaving kit, is on offer now in 19.99 $ Gay

OMG Don't buy it from him you don't know where it has been....

Oh wait you do Shocked

and you can still see hair in the razors
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The ones I would recruit are not the ones going "HOW DOES I JOIN TC?!"

theboomboom · Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 12:01 pm Post subject:

Hey all, I am back. Here is some info about the river I spent a good day on.

Put In: Fisherman's Bridge
Take Out: Stone Bridge
Difficulty: Class III-IV
Gradient: 37 ft/mi
Run Length: 12 miles
Current Streamflow 762 cfs @ 08/09/2005 09:16 AM - ARKANSAS RIVER NEAR NATHROP, CO., reading taken from USGS
Flow Information (phone): watertalk 303-831-7135, 2*, 59*. Arkansas River at Nathrop, CO.
Good Level: 700 - 4500 cfs
Streamflow Comments: The flows usually peak between the 1st and 3rd week of June at somewhere between 2000 cfs and 6000 cfs. The water managers try to keep it near 700 cfs for the remainder of the summer. The water is usually turned off in mid-August.

The typical off-season flows are between 150 cfs and 350 cfs. It can spike up at times due to a fast melt-off of low lying snow but this is very rare. The river is runnable without portage in a small craft at these low flows. In a raft, there will be some places where you have to portage, simply because there isn't enough water.
Season Comments: May, June, July, August
Permit: Daily self issued permits required. You can find them at the access points. $2/person for river access and use of picnic site, additional fees for camping
Character/Similar To: medium sized river with deep channels. Lot's of play and at high water some of the rapids link together to form continuous whitewater.
Water Craft: kayak, raft, whitewater canoe, inflatable kayak
Land Ownership: After the first couple of miles it is public. Watch for signs along river designating public lands
Wilderness: no
Camping on River: yes on public lands
Location: In the Rocky Mtn Region (CO), 142 miles Southwest of Denver
Shuttle Logistics: Put-In: turn east off Hwy 285 2 miles north of Nathrop (mile marker 24) on county road 301. Cross the river and turn right at the top of the river.
Rapids: 8 class 3 rapids during normal water levels
Take-Out: Turn east off Hwy 291 onto county road 190 then turn right into the Stone Bridge recreation area.

And this is why you wear sunscreen

Can you dig the farmers tan?

And the piece de resistance, ma face, which will be my freshman yearbook picture in about an hour.
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Wang Chung · Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 1:40 pm Post subject:

Correction: That is why you don't go outside.

Owned. Welcome back Very Happy

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GotMilk? · Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 1:52 pm Post subject:

bewm got testespwnd by n4tur3

ChrisT · Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:41 pm Post subject:

theboomboom wrote:

Difficulty: Class III-IV

that's my boy, I love white water rafting, God Damn I love white water rafting Very Happy

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Vlad Piranha · Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 11:28 pm Post subject:

I just found out this summer that they make an SPF 75 sunscreen. SPF 75!! That crap will probably stop a laser. I'm pretty sure that when they come up with SPF 100 (maybe they have) it'll be some sort of high-lead based putty. Nothing like sunscreen that protects you from H-Bombs for up to 8 hours.[/quote]

RK-Mara · Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 3:28 am Post subject:

Omg, 75. I thought 30 is much.

DarkCloud · Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:29 am Post subject:

When I went on holiday my mum accidently picked up some 90, the stuff is like fucking clay...
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